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Oxford Mail.
Osney Abbey Osney Bridge (1885)
Osney Cemetery (1848)
Osney footbridge [Wikidata]
Osney Rail
Bridge Osney Lock
Osney Marina Osney Mill Canterbury...
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Osney Abbey or
Oseney Abbey,
later Osney Cathedral, was a
house of
Augustinian canons at
Osney in Oxfordshire. The site is
south of the
modern Botley Road...
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Osney Bridge is a road
bridge across the
River Thames in Oxford, England,
built in 1888 to
replace a
stone bridge which collapsed in 1885. It carries...
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Osney Cemetery (also
known as
Osney St Mary Cemetery) is a
disused Church of
England cemetery in
Osney, west Oxford, England. Its
entrance is in Osney...
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Osney Mill is a
former flour mill on a
branch of the
River Thames in Oxford, England,
located south of the
Botley Road, down Mill Street.
While the mill...
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Osney Lock is a lock on the
River Thames in Oxford, England,
where the
village or
island of
Osney is next to the river. The
first lock was
built of stone...
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Osney Mill
Marina (aka
Osney Marina) is a
private marina on a
branch off the
River Thames in Oxford, England. It is
located south from the
Botley Road...
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Church of St Mary, in the Isle of
Osney, near
Oxford Castle, for the use of
Augustine Monks—this was to
become Osney Abbey. By 1141
Robert had inherited...
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intervention by
Henry VIII saw a new see
located at
Osney in
Oxfordshire in 1542
before finally being moved to its
present location...
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nature reserve. It
crosses the
river on the
reach between Iffley Lock and
Osney Lock. The
bridge was
constructed by the
Oxford &
District Gas
Company in...
